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Start with a phone call, not a website. Quitman warrant records are not published online, so the question goes straight to the people who hold the file: the municipal court clerk at City Hall for tickets a city officer wrote inside the limits, or the Clarke County Justice Court clerk when the paperwork names the highway patrol or the county sheriff. Quitman keeps two court counters a short walk apart, and that is exactly how people end up at the wrong window with the wrong citation in hand. Have the citation number ready before you dial. One quick call tells you which court owns the case, and everything else follows from that.

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How to Check for a Warrant in Quitman

Who wrote the citation decides where the case lives. The Quitman municipal court page lists the court's staff and location, and the Quitman clerk reads the docket aloud. There is no Quitman warrant search online, so call first and follow with paper.

  1. Call the Quitman municipal court clerk at 601-776-6461 with the citation number and appearance date.
  2. Ask whether the file is Quitman issued and whether the docket shows a failure to appear, bench process, or a balance.
  3. If the Quitman clerk says the case is not municipal, call county Justice Court at 601-776-5371.
  4. For an indictment or a circuit cause number, call the Circuit Clerk at 601-776-3111.
  5. Ask the sheriff at 601-776-5252 only which records that agency holds, then request them in writing.

Quitman's Two Church Street Addresses

Here is the Quitman detail that eats a morning. Quitman City Hall, home of the municipal court, sits at 101 East Church Street. The county courthouse is listed at 100 East Church Street, one number away. County court offices, including the Circuit Clerk and Justice Court, work from 101 South Archusa Avenue instead.

2,061Quitman residents, 2020 Census
3Separate civic addresses within a few blocks
1County seat, which is why both systems sit here

Match the office name on your paperwork to its Quitman address before you drive over. The right street is not always the right building.

The Quitman Police Department and Municipal Court

The court side is well laid out. Quitman publishes a municipal court page naming its judge, its clerk, and its prosecutor, all reachable at the City Hall address on East Church Street. The clerk is the records contact; only the judge can change an order. The policing side stays quiet: Quitman posts no police warrant page, warrant unit, warrant email, or public list, so a law enforcement question goes through the general city line instead.

Quitman Municipal Court

101 East Church Street

Quitman, MS 39355

601-776-6461

Official municipal court page

City of Quitman

P.O. Box 16

Quitman, MS 39355-0016

601-776-3728

Official city community links

Named Officials on the Quitman Court Page

Knowing who does what makes a Quitman phone call shorter. The official court page lists Kathryn Clay as municipal judge, Thereasa Haire as court clerk at 601-776-6461, and Curtis L. Bates as city prosecutor at 601-776-5399, all sharing the East Church Street address. Call the clerk for a docket entry, a court date, or a copy. The prosecutor speaks for Quitman, not for records. Confirm these roles are current, since a Quitman page can trail a staff change.

Types of Quitman Warrants

A Quitman court reaches less than people think. The table below covers only what the municipal judge handles, and anything beyond that belongs to a county or circuit lane.

Warrant TypeHow It ArisesWho Issues It
City traffic warrantAn unpaid Quitman citation or a missed city traffic settingQuitman municipal judge
Ordinance warrantAn unresolved city code matter charged by the cityQuitman municipal judge
City bench warrantA missed session on an existing municipal caseQuitman municipal judge
County or circuit processA highway patrol, sheriff, or indicted matterJustice Court or Circuit Court judge

Quitman's Pay Court Fines Link

The Quitman community links page carries a Pay Court Fines entry that hands off to an outside payment service. It is a convenience and one thing only: a way to send money. The linked page offers no case lookup, no citation status field, and no warrant information. Paying a balance will not recall a court order, move a date, or prove nothing is pending. Ask the Quitman clerk which citation the payment covers, and whether the judge still expects an appearance.

What a Quitman Warrant Record Shows

Quitman publishes no live warrant record to browse, so the fields below cover what a case file holds and what the clerk can be asked to read over the phone.

Citation NumberThe number printed on the city ticket, in a format such as QMC-2024-0208.
ChargeCity traffic or a Quitman ordinance matter, in the court's own wording.
Issuing CourtQuitman Municipal Court, distinct from the county Justice Court.
Original SettingThe court date that was missed, which is what usually starts city process.
Process LabelBench warrant, capias, or failure to appear, as the clerk reads it.
Balance and StatusWhat is owed and whether the court has recorded any resolution.

When a Quitman Ticket Is County

A Quitman address does not make a case municipal. The official county courts page sends Mississippi Highway Patrol tickets, Clarke County Sheriff tickets, DUIs, and county ordinance matters to Justice Court no matter where they happened. So read the agency line on the citation. A trooper's ticket written on a highway through town is a county case from day one, and the city clerk will tell you so. One call settles it.

Where Quitman Warrants Fit With Clarke County

A Quitman case stays in the Quitman court unless that court transfers it. Above it sit the Clarke County lanes for Justice Court and circuit matters. Above those sits a law enforcement system the public cannot query.

Warrant flow: Quitman Municipal Court › Clarke County Sheriff for service › state law enforcement systems, which have no public search

For the county level picture, turn to the Clarke County warrant records overview. It covers what happens once a file leaves Quitman's municipal lane.

After a Missed Quitman Court Date

Call early and keep the Quitman conversation practical. A clerk can walk you through procedure and read the docket, which usually settles what to do next about any outstanding warrant.

  1. Call 601-776-6461 and give the citation number and the date you missed.
  2. Ask for the exact docket wording and whether the judge has issued anything.
  3. Ask what clears it: a payment, the next session, a reset, a bond, or a motion.
  4. Ask whether the court reports a traffic resolution to the state, and when.
  5. Ask for a receipt or written next date, and note who told you.

Note: if the Quitman clerk mentions a felony, a capias, or the chance of arrest, talk to a Mississippi attorney before you appear.

Public Access to Quitman Warrant Records

State access law covers a Quitman court just as it covers a county office. Even so, the Quitman clerk controls the procedure and the fee. No request form or fee table is posted.

Key Rules:

Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983 - City court records are open unless a law provides otherwise, and a denial should cite the exemption relied on.

Miss. Code § 25-61-5 - An office answers within one working day where it has no set procedure, and produces or explains within seven.

Miss. Code § 43-21-255 - Juvenile law enforcement records stay confidential and never belong in a public request.

No Public Quitman Warrant List

The official sweep on September 11, 2026 found no Quitman warrant search, no posted active list, no recall calendar, no bond table, and no downloadable warrant form on any City of Quitman page.

Caution: Absence of a Quitman list is a fact about the website, never evidence that a Quitman court file is closed or clear.

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